Democrat PAC Now On Rep. Allen West

PAC ads are despicable. Mitt Romney’s attack ads were bad enough about bending the truth in the primary. Obama’s ads are worse, and can you believe this one about Allen West. Puh-leese, enough already. If this is the way PAC ads are run, (and the candidates have no input..yeah, right) then they should be banned, or at least accountable for the trash they put in them. The Video link is at the bottom of the page if you want to look at that trash….from the Blaze:

It is hard to think of an attack ad lower than the one essentially blaming Mitt Romney for a woman’s death, but we may have just found one.

It’s from Florida, and it depicts Allen West (R-FL) in a boxing ring with red gloves on. The cartoon-like video then shows West punching an old woman, a young lady and seemingly a family with children. He also steals cash from the hands of the family and pockets it, all while laughing like a gremlin.

And the audio matches the video. The female announcer says in condescending tone as sound effects play in the background:

“West has socked it to seniors”

“He’s whacked women with his votes”

“He’s mauled middle class families”

The ad is starting to garner attention from critics, including one who thinks there are some racial undertones. Javier Manjarres, who is following the race closely, notes:

”The ad slyly uses a caricature of West and portrays him as a bully who hits women- more specifically, a white women- while he grabs money away from a “middle class” family that just happens to be a black family.”

West called the ad “reprehensible,“ saying it ”shows a lack of regard for the issues plaguing our nation.”

The American Sunrise PAC is responsible for the video. The group was incidentally founded by the father of Congressman West’s general election opponent, Democrat Patrick Murphy, who has funneled $250,000 into the PAC.

UPDATE: The group responsible for the West advertisement has disabled all comments and ratings on their video page. The immense distaste for the ad may have pressured this move. As Blaze reporter Jason Howerton noted: The video on YouTube currently has more than 12,000 views, with 252 “dislikes” and just 16 “likes.” The move is ironic since the group responsible for the ad claims to work for “thoughtful”, “more open”, “brighter future” in politics.